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#([[Valley Intermediate Hockey League]], 1956-1961) |
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*[[Kentville-Windsor Combines]] ([[1962-63 Maritimes Junior Playoffs]]) |
*[[Kentville-Windsor Combines]] ([[1962-63 Maritimes Junior Playoffs]]) |
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==Arena== |
==Arena== |
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Revision as of 00:44, 21 November 2013
A view of Kentville.
Kentville is a town of almost 6000 people in Nova Scotia, Canada. It is located in the Annapolis Valley.
Teams
- Kentville Atlantics (Kings County Senior League , 1932-1934)
- Kentville Colonels (Metro Valley Junior Hockey League, 1975-1980) become Valley Wildcats
- Kentville Commercials (Valley Senior Hockey League, 1930-1931)
- Kentville Riteways (Metro Valley Junior Hockey League, 1967-1968) withdrew
- Kentville Wildcats
- (Eastern Nova Scotia League, 1927-1928) join Nova Scotia Senior Hockey League
- (Nova Scotia Senior Hockey League, 1927-1932) withdrew, join Valley Senior Hockey League
- (Valley Senior Hockey League, 1931-1937) join Eastern Nova Scotia Senior Hockey League
- (Eastern Nova Scotia Senior Hockey League, 1937-1940) return to Valley Senior Hockey League
- (Valley Senior Hockey League, 1940-1941) join Valley Intermediate Hockey League
- (Valley Intermediate Hockey League, 1942-1943) join Central Valley Senior Hockey League
- (Central Valley Senior Hockey League, 1945-1946) join Valley Senior Hockey League
- (Valley Senior Hockey League, 1946-1955)
- (Nova Scotia Senior B Hockey League, 1955-1956)
- (Valley Intermediate Hockey League, 1956-1961)
- (Metro Valley Junior Hockey League, 1980-1984)
- (Maritime Hockey League, 2013-Present)
Arena
Players
External Links
- Kentville, Nova Scotia on Wikipedia